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Paper ID:10.55041/IJSREM58688

AI Calling Agent: Designing Intelligent Voice Systems for Automated Telephone Communication

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Shaikh Saad1

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Motani Saad2

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Siddiqui Zafaryab3

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Shaikh Rafey4

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Ms. Samruddhi Santosh Kamble5

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Ali Karim Sayed6

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Artificial intelligence is changing the way we communicate and one of the most interesting areas where this is happening is in conversational systems that can talk to people in natural language. ai calling agents are basically systems that can make and receive phone calls on their own and handle the conversation without a human needing to be there. this kind of technology can be very useful in places like customer service healthcare and other sectors where there is a large volume of routine calls that need to be handled every day. The problem with most systems that exist right now is that they are either too rigid or too fragmented to actually work well in real conversations. the old ivr systems that most companies still use just play a menu and ask the caller to press buttons or say very specific words and if the caller say something slightly different the whole thing break down. this lead to a lot of frustrated callers and still require a lot of human agents to handle the calls that the system cant manage. Even the newer ai based systems have this problem where they improve one specific technology like speech recognition or language understanding but don’t really put everything together in a way that can handle a full phone conversation from beginning to end on its own. because of this companies still depend heavily on human call centers which is expensive and hard to scale especially when call volume is high. In this study we try to address this gap by designing and implementing a ai calling agent that combine speech recognition language understanding reasoning and voice synthesis all together in one integrated system. we then test this system on real call scenarios to see how well it actually perform. the goal is to contribute something useful toward building voice communication systems that are more reliable scalable and actually practical to deploy in real environments.

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Shaikh Saad1, Motani Saad2, Siddiqui Zafaryab3, Shaikh Rafey4, Ms. Samruddhi Santosh Kamble5, Ali Karim Sayed6, "AI Calling Agent: Designing Intelligent Voice Systems for Automated Telephone Communication," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 3, Mar 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM58688

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